The phrase "a blank video" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a video that has no content or is empty, often in contexts related to media or technology.
Example: "I tried to play the file, but it turned out to be a blank video with no audio or visuals."
Alternatives: "an empty video" or "a void video".
Anderton stands at a blank video screen and, using hologram-projectors built into his gloves, moves streams of evidence around gracefully; he's a combination of Michael Tilson Thomas and Tommy, the Who's blind pinball wizard.
Never being able to find a blank video tape when needed leads to being forced to record over all but the dearest to your heart, meaning the chronicle undergoes a rigorous, survival-of-the-fittest-type pruning.
Start with a blank video that is uploaded to one of the popcorn supported platforms.
Create a blank video and upload it to a popcorn maker supported platform (such as YouTube).
Insert a blank video tape into your camera, then record your script using your camera microphone or an external microphone.
Instead of an intimidating blank video canvas, they give you a simple prompt, such as "record yourself playing your favorite video game" or "lip sync to your favorite song" that makes it easy to produce fun, shareable content.
Publisher Michael Dover, of Orion imprint Weidenfeld & Nicolson Illustrated, said the book was now the WH Smith's second-biggest selling item, beaten only by a 2-for-1 offer on blank video tapes.
This way you can get a rough near final audio track and add it to the blank video, so future collaboration can be based in an audio-full video.
Inside the media centre, blank video screens gave little away.
At these two facilities, Maxwell's sells and rents video cassette recorders and prerecorded video cassettes, and sells blank video cassette cartridges.
